UK study identifies blood markers for early disease detection

independent.co.uk

New data from a large UK study could enable finger-prick blood tests to detect diseases up to ten years before symptoms appear. Researchers analyzed nearly 250 blood molecules from half a million volunteers, identifying potential early warning signs for conditions like Alzheimer's, heart disease, and cancer. This breakthrough could revolutionize preventative medicine, allowing for earlier interventions and personalized treatment strategies based on individual risk profiles.


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